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I have a criminal record in the UK. I was convicted approx 5 years ago for criminal damage, drunk and disorderly and resisting arrest. I was given a small fine
by throwaway45599 9y ago
I have a criminal record in the UK. I was convicted approx 5 years ago for criminal damage, drunk and disorderly and resisting arrest. I was given a small fine in magistrates court.
I have otherwise a great record and have set up multiple companies employing approx 100 people here, including many awards and recognitions.
What are my chances of being able to move to the US?
- joering2 9y agoSerious question: if you have setup multiple companies with 100 employees (per company or total?) then why move to USA? If you are UK-citizen then it would make more sense to stay in UK and continue your success, since you seem to be good at it!
- SirHound 9y agoThe weather? Source: UK citizen wishing to move to the US.
- csomar 9y agoThere are countless of reasons why people want to move to the US. From getting married, to living in Los Angeles, to business opportunities...
- throwaway45599 9y agoThat's total. I still have the American dream, don't think we are scratching the surface in terms of possibilities.
- quickthrower2 9y agoBigger market. Venture capital.
- proberts 9y agoI would need to review the court and police records to see if a waiver is required but based on what you are stating, even if a waiver were required, you would get one (although it's a 6+-month process to get a waiver).
- throwaway45599 9y agoCould you recommend an attorney in London I could speak to? I assumed I was a no go for a waiver.